Towing in Amarillo, TX
Broke down on I-40, iced off I-27, or dead in a lot off Georgia Street? Price and ETA on the phone, truck on the way, any hour.
Call (806) 555-0148- 24/7 dispatch, every day of the year
- Price quoted before the truck rolls
- I-40, I-27, and US-287 corridors covered
- Cars, pickups, and light-duty trucks
Our Services
Emergency Towing
Broken down on I-40 with cross-country traffic passing at 75. Dead on I-27 or US-287 between exits.
Learn moreRoadside Assistance
Battery dead in a driveway or the Westgate lot. Flat tire on the highway shoulder.
Learn moreFlatbed Towing
AWD or 4x4 that cannot be dolly-towed. EV that requires a flatbed by the owner's manual.
Learn moreAccident Recovery
Collision left the car undrivable. Vehicle in the median or off the shoulder on I-40.
Learn moreWinch-Out & Off-Road Recovery
Slid into the bar ditch on ice. High-centered on a snow drift or dirt-road crown.
Learn moreHow It Works
- Call with your location. Cross streets, an I-40 mile marker, or a dropped pin. Any of them works.
- Get the price and a real ETA. Quoted on the phone before dispatch. The number does not change at the hook.
- Get moving again. Fixed at the roadside when possible, towed where you choose when not.
Transparent Repair Pricing
| Service | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Local tow (Amarillo metro) | $75 - $125 |
| Flatbed tow (local) | $95 - $150 |
| Jump start, lockout, or tire change | $40 - $75 |
| Winch-out recovery | $75 - $250 |
Quotes hold as stated. What changes a number: distance beyond the metro, vehicles larger than light-duty, and winch-outs where the vehicle is far off the road or deeply stuck. Every adjustment is stated on the phone before dispatch, never at the hook.
Stranded in the Panhandle? One call gets a truck moving.
Call (806) 555-0148Or text us and we will call you back to schedule.
Serving the Amarillo Area
Coverage runs the whole metro and the corridors that matter: I-40 east and west of town, I-27 south to Canyon, US-287 toward Dumas and Dallas traffic, and the neighborhoods from Wolflin to East Amarillo. Bushland and Canyon calls are routine, not exceptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can a tow truck reach me in Amarillo?
Typically 30 to 45 minutes in the metro, faster along I-40 where trucks stage. Corridor and Canyon calls get honest distance-based ETAs. Lane-blockers and unsafe positions jump the queue.
What does towing cost in Amarillo?
Local tows $75 - $125, flatbeds $95 - $150, roadside calls $40 - $75, winch-outs $75 - $250 by how stuck. Every number is quoted on the phone before dispatch and matches the receipt.
Do you cover Canyon and the smaller towns?
Yes - Canyon, Bushland, and the corridor communities are standard coverage. Distance sets the price and you hear it first.
Do you tow in ice storms and wind events?
Yes - that is when the Panhandle needs towing most. Storm nights run on an honest triage queue, and the pricing rules do not change with the weather.
Who decides where my car ends up?
You do, every time - mechanic, dealer, driveway, or a shop in Canyon. That stays true after an accident too, unless police order an impound.
Will my insurance or motor club cover the tow?
Many policies reimburse towing with an itemized receipt, which every job produces. Mention motor club coverage on the call and the dispatcher walks you through options.